Pre-Settlement Legal Funding, Lawsuit Loans And Cash Advances.

Q: What does non-recourse funding mean?

Non-recourse legal funding means that a third-party financier will buy part of your expected settlement payout or personal injury award based on your litigation strength in exchange for the advance. The advancement will not be based on an asset (like a car or a house), and your credit and employment won’t be checked. Your attorney will only pay back the money after they receive your settlement check promptly after the completion of your lawsuit. Funding providers are prohibited from seizing your assets if your court case does not settle in your favor.

Get the cash relief you need—for all your financial needs.

If you were involved in an accident that was not your entire fault and you need help covering your expenses while you wait for a fair resolution of your case, you can receive financial assistance from your expected settlement or award today. Baker Street Funding can help you take control of your finances before your case settles by providing you with risk-free pre-settlement funding fast. Fix your financial situation—in 24 hours or less.

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What is pre-settlement funding?

Pre-settlement funding is a financial option for personal injury victims to cover their cost of living before their case settles. This type of funding has different names, including lawsuit loans or cash advances and legal funding; however, they all have the same meaning.

With pre-settlement funding, a person with a viable legal claim borrows risk-free money from a lawsuit loan company when needing financial support. Legal funding is not similar to a traditional loan since it is non-recourse and only available to people seeking compensation for physical injuries, mental pain, and anguish caused by an accident/incident due to someone else’s fault.

When you apply for pre-settlement funding, there will be no employment or credit checks because the approval is strictly based on the strength of your pending lawsuit settlement or jury verdict cash win.

With a few exceptions, you can use pre-settlement funding for almost any purpose, such as daily expenses or medical bills. One of the ways you cannot use a lawsuit loan includes anything related to financing current litigation.

Ultimately, pre-settlement funding does not require monthly payments since the advance is paid out through your settlement or judgment by your lawyer after you win your case. That means you can receive the lawsuit loan cash upfront from your anticipated settlement funds and never touch a dime from your own pocket until your case is resolved.

Why Baker Street Funding?

Baker Street Funding can provide you with the best financial solution tailored to your needs. We help personal injury victims get access to justice while providing low-interest and caps on all our lawsuit settlement loans.

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Pre-settlement funding offers victims involved in legal battles a smart and effective way to cover unplanned and completely unpredictable costs and emergency expenses resulting from a personal injury. It can help you pay your bills, move forward with your litigations, and accept a better offer from the insurance company.

Day-to-day expenses

Use the funds to pay medical bills, transportation to work, household costs, and more while your claim reaches a good and feasible outcome.

Better settlement

Level the playing field against large insurance companies while the legal process is active. It could help you avoid accepting less money than you deserve out of desperation.

Build a stronger case

Pre-settlement funding is a great option that can provide your attorney with more time to build a stronger case and get you the settlement you deserve.

How it works.

The pre-settlement funding process from Baker Street Legal Funding is a very simple, clear-cut process that mainly requires communication with your attorney and a strong case. Here is how it all works:

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Get a more precise estimate of how pre-settlement funding from Baker Street Funding could save you money compared to other legal funding providers. You could get approved for a cash advance on your pending personal injury settlement with rates starting at 2.95% to 3.4% simple monthly.

Get the cash you need from a top-rated pre-settlement funding company today.

Baker Street Funding’s method of funding lawsuits has helped thousands of plaintiffs get paid their cash in advance of their settlement check for lower rates and faster than other providers. Apply for a lawsuit loan with no obligation and upon approval, get a portion of your anticipated settlement funds as soon as the same business day. Get the money you desperately need in just a few clicks.

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FAQs.

How long is the process?

The legal funding process length varies from 24-48 hours from when your lawyer sends your case file. The longer your lawyer responds, the longer the process drags, causing delays. This is why we encourage potential clients to ensure their attorneys are communicative during the process.

Legal funding and your attorney's role

Baker Street Funding has excellent attorney relationships all over the United States and understands that legal representation is busy working on getting the best possible outcome for you.

However, you cannot get pre-settlement funding without an attorney.

If your lawyer needs to find out who we are, we can contact their law firm after your application. With our initial conversation, we can get the process moving fast.

How much money should I take out?

Legal claims are not easy to handle. Realize how much money you need first, and only take enough cash to cover your main needs.

Non-recourse funding is meant to help you cope with financial challenges during litigation. Although you may get approved for a large amount, only take out what you need to keep you afloat.

How much money can I get?

The funding amount you can take out depends on the value of your case. Approval amounts range from $1,500 up to $2,000,000 or more.

If your case is worth $250,000, you can potentially get approved for 10% of that amount, that is a maximum of $25,000.

If your case is worth $50,000, you can potentially get approved for a $5,000 lawsuit loan max.

What is the eligibility criteria?

Some of the pre-settlement funding requirements are:

You have retained an attorney on contingency;
The applicant must be at least 18 years of age;
All applications must have legitimate claims;
The defendant has to be insured.

If you have a settled claim of over $50,000 but need funds now, you may be automatically qualified for post-settlement plaintiff funding.

What does non-recourse funding mean?

Non-recourse legal funding means that a third-party financier will buy part of your expected settlement payout or personal injury award based on your litigation strength in exchange for the advance.

The advancement will not be based on an asset (like a car or a house), and your credit and employment won’t be checked.

Your attorney will only pay back the money after they receive your settlement check promptly after the completion of your lawsuit.

Funding providers are prohibited from seizing your assets if your court case does not settle in your favor.

How many loans can I get from a settlement?

You can have more than one lawsuit loan with some lenders.

With Baker Street Funding, you can get as many loans as your case allows. Everyone is welcome to apply for additional funds.

How much does it cost?

Baker Street Funding provides rates starting at 2% non-compounding to 3.4%.

Nevertheless, your legal case’s strength will predict the interest rate because it either poses more or less risk.

For example, if you have a personal injury claim with prior injuries, you may default on paying back the money because the case may end up as a loss.

Pre-settlement funding companies lose investments in suits every day, and this is why lower rates are only offered to those with strong claims.

Our contracts and fees are transparent and easy to read; you won’t have to worry about those hidden fees.

How does repayment work?

A lender receives the payment only if you are granted compensation. If you don’t receive a payment from the defendant, you will not be tied to paying anything back.

The law firm representing you will pay back the debt (plus extra charges written on page 2 of the agreement) when they collect the lawsuit proceeds after they:

Pay medical liens;
Pay other liens such as tax liens;
Set apart attorney fees.

States we fund

*We provide funding for personal injury, employment/labor, and civil rights lawsuits in the following states:

Arizona, Alabama, Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Nevada, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

We currently fund Colorado at a minimum of $75,000. Case value must be at least $750,000+.
We currently fund North Carolina at a minimum of $25,000. Case value must be at least $250,000+.
We currently fund South Carolina at a minimum of $100,000. Case value must be at least $1,000,000+.
We currently fund in Nevada at a minimum of $20,000. Case value must be at least $200,000+.
We currently fund in Illinois at a maximum of $40,000. Case value must be at least $400,000+.
We currently fund in Tennessee at a minimum of $10,000. Case value must be at least $100,000+.
We currently fund in Arizona at a minimum of $20,000. Case value must be at least $200,000+.

*Litigants with corporate disputes are eligible to receive funding in every state in the United States (and eligible countries).

*Funding for attorneys is provided in most states. Please get in touch with us to find out if your state is eligible.

*Worker’s compensation claims are funding only in the following states: Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wyoming.